BEACH VOLLEYBALL

Volleyball at Camp Clearwater

Camp Clearwater in White Lake, North Carolina gives families and campers a fun place to enjoy volleyball as part of the campground experience. Located right along the sandy shoreline and clear waters of White Lake, the campground is built around outdoor recreation, lake days, family activities, and that easygoing camping atmosphere where folks can stay busy without ever having to leave the property. The volleyball courts are one of the campground’s simple, classic ways for guests to get outside, play together, and enjoy some friendly competition during their stay.

What Makes the Volleyball Courts Special

The volleyball courts at Camp Clearwater fit right into the rhythm of a good White Lake camping trip. Guests can spend the day swimming, relaxing by the beach, riding golf carts, or hanging around the campsite, then gather for a casual volleyball game with family, friends, or neighboring campers. It is the kind of activity that works well for older kids, teens, adults, and groups because it does not have to be complicated — just show up, get a game going, and have a good time.

What makes volleyball especially nice here is the setting. Instead of playing at a separate park or gym, campers can enjoy volleyball right inside a lakefront campground where the beach, campsites, playgrounds, mini golf, store, and other amenities are all close by. During busy weekends and special events, the courts can become part of the bigger campground atmosphere, giving families another way to stay active between lake time and evening activities.

Season and Hours

Volleyball court access is generally tied to camping access, campground operations, weather, and posted campground rules. The courts are best enjoyed during the warmer camping season, especially spring, summer, early fall, holiday weekends, and special event weekends when more guests are around and it is easier to get a game going.

Camp Clearwater’s office hours are listed as:

Fall/Winter/Spring:
Monday–Friday: 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Saturday–Sunday: 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.

Summer:
Sunday–Thursday: 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Friday–Saturday: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 a.m.

Guests should follow all posted court rules, campground quiet hours, and any seasonal guidance from the office. Since outdoor activities can depend on weather and campground events, visitors may want to check with the office or camp store when they arrive.

Pricing

Admission to the volleyball courts is included with camping admission for registered Camp Clearwater guests. There does not appear to be a separate volleyball court fee for campers using the courts as part of their stay.

Since volleyball court access comes with camping, the cost depends on the type of campsite, season, and length of stay. Based on the listed overnight rates, daily camping prices generally range from $40.00 to $125.00 per night for Standard, Premium, and Luxury Sites, depending on the season. Weekly camping rates generally range from $150.00 to $750.00, while monthly rates generally range from $400.00 to $1,500.00 during months when monthly pricing is offered.

For Harvest Party Weekend on October 30 and 31, all sites are listed at $150.00 per night. This special event pricing applies to all site types during that weekend.

Guests bringing a personal golf cart should also know that proof of liability insurance is required at their first 2025 visit, and a $40.00 fee is required for a 2025 Golf Cart Pass.

Booking

Guests can enjoy the volleyball courts by booking a camping stay at Camp Clearwater. Reservations can typically be made through the campground’s online booking system or by calling the office directly. Because camping prices vary by site type, season, length of stay, and special-event weekend, visitors should confirm their exact rate before booking.

For casual volleyball play, advance court reservations do not appear to be required. Guests should check with the campground office, camp store, or activity schedule once they arrive to see if there are any organized games, tournaments, special events, or temporary court-use rules during their stay.

Need to Know Before Going

Campers should bring their own volleyball if they want to be sure they can play, unless the campground confirms that equipment is available. Parents should supervise younger children around active games, and players should be respectful of other guests who may also want court time. During hot summer days, visitors should bring water, sunscreen, and comfortable footwear, especially if they plan to play between swimming and other outdoor activities.

Because volleyball access is part of the campground amenity package, it is best viewed as one of the included perks of staying at Camp Clearwater rather than a standalone public activity. For the smoothest visit, guests should confirm camping rates, visitor policies, quiet hours, event schedules, and any current court rules before heading to White Lake.